Narivetta success teaser: Tovino Thomas leads the charge as the fight for justice continues

Tovino Thomas' latest Malayalam film Narivetta has impressed viewers with its realistic plot and gripping performances. The hard-hitting film, directed by Anuraj Manohar, has successfully entered its third week at he box office. To celebrate Narivetta’s good run, the makers have now released the success teaser, which highlights the key moments from the Malayalam film.

Tovino Thomas in Narivetta success teaser

Narivetta, starring Identity actor Tovino Thomas in the lead role, released in theatres on May 23, 2025, to mostly positive reviews and has continued to attract viewers to the audience even after three weeks. The team of Narivetta, which also features Suraj Venjaramoodu and Cheran in key roles, has now released the success teaser.

The teaser begins with a voiceover about who gave the police uniform to such a person and if he gets hold of anyone, he would kill them using urutti kola (the third-degree torture method of the police). The teaser then introduces Tovino as police constable Varghese Peter, followed by Suraj Venjaramoodu. 

The short video then shows the reckless actions of the young cop before showing glimpses of the tribal protests. We also see Cheran as the IPS office Raghuram Keshavadas, and Arya Salim as the activist CK Shanthi, seeking justice. As the tension mounts, the cop gets a taste of the police procedural. And Tovino’s cop Varghese says the film’s popular dialogue, “Yudham njan jayichu kazhinjata saree.”

By incorporating the key moments, the Narivetta success teaser gives a glimpse of what made the film a winner.

Reacting to the Narivetta success teaser, several fans commented that it is a lovely movie. One netizen also remarked about turning emotional after watching the movie.

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Narivetta plot

For the unversed, the 2025 Malayalam film, Narivetta, follows the stiff standoff between the police and the tribal people as the adivasis claim a portion of the forest land, protesting the delay in allotting land to them. Though the makers have repeatedly said that the film is not based on any particular incident, audiences have drawn parallels with the Muthanga stir of 2003